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Appendix1. Some amphibian species in private keepers collections, their IUCN Redlist category as Critically Endangered (CR) Endangered (EN) Vulnerable (VU) Near Threatened (NT) Locally Common (LC) and Not Assessed (NA), approximate number in captivity, whether captive bred, domestic strains, and comments. Species sorted by Redlist category, the order as anuran (frogs and toads) or caudata (salamander sand newts). * = caudata. Note. “No. captivity” means the estimated stable quantity of adult specimens of each species in known collections (via scientific publications and press, Internet (forums, social networks etc). Species once entered hobby and then was lost as well as very common species with no protection status didn’t covered.

 

Scientific name	CITES, Appendix No.	No captivity	Captive bred	Domestic strains	Comments

Critically Endangered

Agalychnis lemur [aka Hylomantis [was previously described in the genus Phyllomedusa]   50+ Y Y Privates mostly in Europe and few zoos in Americas. Ex-situ CBP established. Species is urgent need of high level protection but erroneously no CITES listed unlike some

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